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The Ant King is selling paintings of peace and companionship.
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Only works when the Hat Mouse is available
After hearing that the fight between the Ferngill Republic and Gotoro Empire is still raging on, the King of Ant-iopia, Peaceful Ant, decided to sell his diverse selection of paintings, all of which themed around peace and friendship, in Pelican Town, right next to the the Hat Mouse.
It is said that his kingdom and the people of Mousica, the country where Hat Mouse originates, have had their fair share of wars in the past, but reconciled and are now on friendly terms.
But just like these very different folks were able to reconcile, the Ant King hopes that by selling his Peaceful Painless Paintings, the current war will also come to a close.
Note: We are not going to add any real-life country-specific flags to this mod, only generic symbols of peace.
Special thanks to:
After hearing that the fight between the Ferngill Republic and Gotoro Empire is still raging on, the King of Ant-iopia, Peaceful Ant, decided to sell his diverse selection of paintings, all of which themed around peace and friendship, in Pelican Town, right next to the the Hat Mouse.
It is said that his kingdom and the people of Mousica, the country where Hat Mouse originates, have had their fair share of wars in the past, but reconciled and are now on friendly terms.
But just like these very different folks were able to reconcile, the Ant King hopes that by selling his Peaceful Painless Paintings, the current war will also come to a close.
Note: We are not going to add any real-life country-specific flags to this mod, only generic symbols of peace.
Special thanks to:
- Molenfeuer to create the art for this mod
- HxW Romantic Furniture to serve as an example
- lumisteria, atravita and the rest of the Stardew Modding Community for helping with the shop data
- Carl Friedrich Gauss, the namesake behind Gaussian Blur